Spaces in Norwich, Plymouth and Cambridge will be considered alongside London heavyweights for the £120,000 award

Organised by curator Ekow Eshun, "A Chorus of Strangers" includes artists such as Alex Margo Arden, Alvaro Barrington, Lubna Chowdhary and Jesse Darling

The Labour peer Margaret Hodge has gone into more detail on proposals put forward in a report about the funding body Arts Council England

The investment, part of a £128m support package for culture venues across the UK, follows a period in which the centre has struggled financially

The Stratford-based museum, opening this month, aims to build on the success of V&A East Storehouse, which has attracted 500,000 visitors since it opened in May last year

'Future Goldsmiths' marks the third restructure programme at the south London-based university in five years

The Holy See pavilion will honour the the life and legacy of the Benedictine nun, Saint Hildegard of Bingen

A Guggenheim Bilbao display of the monumental painting would have marked the 90th anniversary of the bombing that inspired it

The new collections hub page speaks to an “institutional commitment to accountability and transparency”, the museum’s director Tristram Hunt said

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We speak to the author of a new book that looks at how making prints has been vital for many famous artists

New public art project entitled "Three Mirrors"—commissioned by digital art platform Circa—will be shown in nine cities

Representatives for the Victoria and Albert Museum, the National Trust and the Tate had warned that the legislation could have severely impacted their funding

In an exclusive extract from Andrew Graham-Dixon’s new biography, we learn how many of the Dutch Old Master's works stayed in one family for years

The conceptual artist revives his sculptural portrait of John Paul II in a confessional-raffle this Easter

Following a £5m refit, the Sheep Field Barn gallery at the sculptor’s farmhouse in Hertfordshire, England, will also house an education centre

Italian police say that four hooded criminals broke into the Magnani-Rocca Foundation, housed in a rural villa south of Parma, on 22 March

The Golden Lion-winning artist's first Asian solo show will feature works spanning multiple media, including a new commission

The government's favourable response comes three months after the publication of Margaret Hodge's landmark Arts Council England review

The agreements will see an artist-in-residence pilot programme established with the Misk Art Institute in Riyadh and collaborations with Museums Victoria in Australia

The scheme will aim to address imbalances in the cultural sector, explore transcultural perspectives and engage with communities

The artist explores the construction of self in works spanning two decades

“Necrophiliac Spring” was owned by the Italian fashion designer and led her to create the Tears Dress, one of her most famous creations

Balshaw says a proposed 'tourist tax' would be a better source of revenue for UK museums

The programme, announced as Tate’s director Maria Balshaw departs, will also feature shows for the Algerian modernist painter Baya and the British artist Thomas Gainsborough, alongside a group exhibition exploring Asian works in ink

The snuffboxes, made in 18th-century Berlin, come from the Gilbert Collection, and will go on display in a new gallery space at the V&A in South Kensington

Such income streams are “riskier” according to a new report by the National Audit Office

The Flemish master's largest-known work, in London's Whitehall, will now be accessible at close quarters, thanks to a newly-installed lift

The artist’s sculpture “Back to Venice” (1988) will also be offered at Christie’s London’s in March

The show, spanning the South Korean artist’s seven-decade career, will be one of 31 collateral events at this year’s Biennale